Notice to Clyde Williams in Putnam County divorce case
Notice to non residents in Putnam Circuit Court Sept term 1929 that Clyde Williams must appear Sept 30 1929 at Greencastle Indiana to answer or demur to Mary L Williams complaint for divorce case No 15065. Affidavit states defendant unknown residence. clerk Ferd Lucas signs August 7 1929 with seal.
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Indian County
Putnam
Cour
Mary L. Williams
Clyde Williams
F. & Hamilton
Clyde Wiliams
Putnam Circuit Court
Greencastle
Ind
Ferd Lucas
Three Bottles of New Remedy Works Wonders
An Indiana resident reports kidney relief after using Konjola. Josephine Billiet of South Bend praises the remedy, claiming restored sleep, appetite, and kidney function after three bottles, and notes availability at Owl Drug Store in Greencastle and elsewhere.
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Josephine Billiet
Napoleon Blvd
South Bend
Indiana
Greencastle
Ind
Owl Drug Store
Adv
Cubs Fans Flood Mail For World Series Tickets
Chicago August 15 The Cubs and President William Veeck faced overwhelming demand for World Series tickets. He apologized saying no tickets have been printed and the team is not assured of a series appearance. Extra staff and rejection letters were prepared to handle the mail surge.
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CUB
Chicago
William Veeck
Cubs
Veeck
Four Teams Reach Tennis Semis in Culver Nationals
Four teams survive to today’s semi finals in both divisions of the national boy and junior tennis championships. Keith Gledhill and Ellsworth Vines of California dominated the doubles with only three games lost. Gledhill faces Hugh McArthur and Vines meets Fred Roll. In the boys division Richard Hebard of New York defends the title against Charles Hunt of California.
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Culver
Ind
Keith Gledhill
Ellsworth Vines
Gledhill
Hugh McArthur
California
Vines
Fred Roll
Philadelphia
Richard Hebard
New York
Charles Hunt
Wallace beats Grogan in ten for third win over Omaha rival
Billy Wallace of Cleveland scored a ten round decision over Tommy Grogan of Omaha to gain a potential title shot against light heavyweight champion Sammy Mandell. Wallace recovered from a nine count in the third round before 12,000 spectators, securing his third win in as many meetings with Grogan.
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Billy Wallace
Cleveland
Sammy Mandell
Tommy Grogan
Omaha
Wallace
Grogan
Yanks Struggle in Second Place After Slow West Tour
New York battles to stay in second as Detroit and Philadelphia games shift the standings. Lefty Grove shines in a 17 inning win over the Indians, Foxx hits his 28th homer in the Mack win, and St Louis, Washington, and Pittsburgh claim victories amid a fluctuating pennant race.
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New York
N. Y
West
Yankees
Athletics
Tigers
Lefty Grove
Indians
Jimmy Foxx
Macks
Milton Gaston
Sam Gray
Browns
Boston
St. Louis
Washington
White Sox
Pirates
Cubs
Braves
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Cleveland Lightweight Wallace Defeats Grogan in Ten
In Cleveland Billy Wallace, the Cleveland lightweight, won a decision over Omaha’s Tommy Grogan after ten rounds. Also in Cleveland Minneapolis’ Al Duluth-King Tut stopped Al Ramma of Germany in two rounds. Schmeling staged a four round exhibition. In Grand Rapids Tuffy Griffiths of Sioux City stopped Sandy Seifert of Pittsburgh in one round.
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International News Service
Cleveland
Billy Wallace
Tommy Grogan
Omaha
al Duluth
King Tut
Minneapolis
al Ramma
Germany
Mar Schmeling
Grand Rapids
Tuffy Griffiths
Sioux City
Sandy Seifert
Pittsburgh
Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Leagues
Yesterday in the majors several games finished with notable scores. American Association results include Kansas City 5 over Indianapolis 4 and St Paul 15 over Columbus 2, while Minneapolis defeated Toledo 8 to 3 and Louisville beat Milwaukee 4 to 3 in ten innings. Major League play saw Philadelphia 5 over Cleveland 3 in 17 innings and Detroit 17 over New York 13. Washington defeated Chicago 11 to 3. Boston beat St. Louis 4 to 1. In the National League, Pittsburgh edged Boston 1–0, Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 2–1 in seven innings due to rain, with St. Louis at New York and Chicago at Brooklyn postponed by rain.
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Kansas City
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Columbus
Louisville
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
New York
Boston
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Community events and coal bid notice in Putnam County
Social updates from Bell Branch and Greencastle cover visits, a shower, illnesses, and a Fry reunion while the Putnam County Board of Commissioners seeks sealed bids by September 2 1929 for coal to supply the heating plant and poor asylum for 1929 1930 with delivery and weighing arrangements and contract requirements.
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Board of Commissioners
Putnam
Indiana
Putnam County
Greencastle
Opal Arnold
Bert Wright
Will Glidewell
Lucile
Paul Shawn
Indianapolis
Mattie Bowman
Cora Flynn
Janes Collins
Stella Huffman
John Herrod
Ruth Wright
Vera Jean Clark
John Carroll
Fry
Art Fry
Putnamville
Paul Brown
H. P. Downey
Lucile Gentry
Crawfordsville
Helen Sinclair
County of
Putnam County Poor Asylum
County Poor Asylum
M. E. Cooper
J. G. Britton
O. A. Day
Board
Willis K. Gill
Notice of Administration in Putnam County Indiana
The undersigned William E. Gowen is appointed administrator of the estate of Daniel B. Miller in Putnam County Indiana. The estate is believed to be solvent. August 6 1929. James and Allee are the attorneys for the administrator. August 8 15 22.
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Circuit Court
Putnam County
Indiana
Daniel B. Miller
William E. Gowen
Ames & Allee
Endo-Corn Remedy Ad From Chicago Lab Mail Order
An advertising note promotes Endo-Corn a corn remover with assurances of no pain and quick relief. It urges readers to buy at Mullins Drug Store or write to Endo-Corn Laboratories in Chicago for prompt delivery.
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Endo-Corn Laboratories
Garfield Blvd
Chicago
Mullins Drug Store
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Rialto
Europe
America
Happy Lady
Konjola
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